The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-10-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Broughton's picture gallery is filed with
shoes this week.
Ike Stickney's shoe-shop is ornamented
with a new sign.
Preaching at the Christian church next
Sunday at the usual hours
Regular session of the board of supervisors
commencing on Monday next.
Services at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Bishop Gillespie will ofliciate at st. Marks
church next Sunday at the usual hours.
Novelties in dress goods and passementerie
trimming are Jays specialties this week.
Fair at South Haven this week The
NoRTHERNER hopes it may be good one.
Frank Davey is home on visit. Miss
Meta Monroe of Quincy, accompanied him.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Halstead, on
Friday morning, Sept. 30th, 1913 pound
boy.
The w. G. L. u. will meet at Mrs. l.. w.
Whitbecks on Friday afternoon, Oct. eth, at
2:30.
The recent rainfall was the heaviest we
have had in q year or more. Everything was
all afloat.
c. G. Searles and John are home from
Grand Rapids. but will return to that place
in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rickard have been
made glad by visit from their two sons
from the West.
Mr.. j. Huey LETT a jar of sorghum syrup of
very fine quality at our Office few days
since. Thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jennings returned last
| Wednesday from the seashore, after an alb
sence Of four months.
Father Wernert arrived at home from
! France last Saturday much improved in
health by his foreign trip.
Selck & Son make specially of coaks
this week Miss Corey is in Chicago looking
after goods for her department.
Marshall 81 Van Fleet will have a large,
new stock OF millinery goods in a very few
days, to which they invite the attention of
the ladies.
The telephone Office has been moved to
Gilmsn's store, which will be an improve
ment, as his place is always open during
business hours.
Mr. G. +. Hutchins starts for Kansas to-
day on a prospecting tour. His objective
point is Alkaline. We almost hope he won't
find location that suits him.
Mrs. Truman Kane has gone to Newberry,
in the Upper Peninsula, where she has &C
cepted a situation in a dressmaking establish
ment, at fifty dollars per month.
1t is reported that Claude Long has
skipped for parts unknown, leaving behind
him great many unpaid bills, certain it is
he forgot TO settle his account with us.
Next Sunday morning, the theme at the
First Baptist church will be, "When may
revival of religion be expected?" At night
the pastor will preach or "Amusements'
Capt Smith of the Long Brick Store, the
veteran clothing man, has something in this
paper that will interest his patrons and the
public generally. Don't fail to read it care
fully.
The Y. l.. NJ. Is. will meet with Miss Effie
! Spackeen next Saturday afternoon, and all
members are requested to be at J. w. Balls
Office at two O'clock sharp, where conveyances
will be found.
The manufacturers of the "Dingman'
soap having failed TO notify Mr.. Young of
the number that calls for the picture "Kitty's
Bath" in time for this weeks issue, it will be
found in our next.
On Saturday afternoon at three o'clock,
Master Edward G. Bell will hold museum
at his fathers residence, to which he invites
all his friends TO come and to see his won
derful curiosities from sea and land.
The Michigan state grange will defend all
prosecutions brought for alleged violations
of the drive well patent against parties who
have contributed dollar to its defense fund.
whether such parties be patrons or not.
Roy Osborne and Ike Conner are doing
Chicago. Roy is looking after n stock of
holiday goods and Ike-well, we don't know
what Ike is doing and if we did, we wouldn't
give him away. Hank Rogers is also visiting
the "big CITY,"
II. q. Pallister, the new pastor of the
Christian church, and his family have arrived.
They occupy the house vacated by Elder
Russell. q reception was rendered them last
Tuesday evening at the residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Allen.